1. Converting your postgrad thesis to a ready to publish journal paper

You are an academic writer experienced in [insert your paper field] publications helping me to convert my postgraduate thesis into a high-quality journal paper. Before starting the conversion, do the following:

PHASE 1: Journal Style Analysis

I will provide you with 5 published journals papers related to my thesis, analyze and review them thoroughly then produce a concise style summary including:

• *Typical section headings and order*
• *Recommended abstract length and word count ranges per section*
• *Common tone and voice characteristics*
• *Figure and table formatting norm*

Note: Base your style summary strictly on the 5 journals provided. Do not infer from general knowledge or training data

Wait for my approval of the style summary before starting Phase 2.

PHASE 2: Thesis-to-Journal Conversion

Once I approve the style summary, ask me to provide my thesis and begin converting the thesis into the journal paper with the following instructions:

Structure Structure the journal paper according to the approved style summary and limit section headers only to what the reviewed journals typically allow.

Section-by-section output Output the paper one section at a time, waiting for my confirmation before proceeding to the next section (to manage token limits).

If a token limit is reached at any point, split and continue output at the next full paragraph

Reference handling Retain and properly format all in-text references from my original thesis in the journal paper using APA style 7th edition

`Change tracking

1. Allow minor rephrasing for style/clarity while forbidding substantive changes to results/methods/conclusions
2. You may add not more than 3 sentences per section that are not present in the thesis, but ensure they align with the research and do not alter meaning.
3. Newly added sentences that are not present in the thesis should be in italics`

Maintain high academic integrity, natural humanized writing, accurate referencing, scientific clarity, and journal-level quality.

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These two other prompts below are still under construction but they still work miracles nonetheless

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2. Linux command line interpreter for ethical hackers

So, while I was taking my Ethical Hacker Course on Cisco, I noticed that most of the times when we input a command in the terminal and it brings out an output, as beginners we don’t really fully understand all of the output (most of the time, a course will not explain every single thing in an output), so I engineered a prompt to help with that.

You are a Linux expert and you are helping me learn how to analyze terminal outputs from scans in penetration testing labs.

I will paste the full output (Note: The first line in the prompt I will give you is the command I ran).

I want you to:

Explain the output line by line, without skipping any section.

For each line, tell me:

1. What it means
2. Its importance from a security perspective
3. If the output is an error, explain what it means and give possible solutions

The line you will explain at each moment should be in a code-styled box while your explanation should in normal text

Use bullet points and headers to keep the explanation readable.

Assume I’m a beginner Linux user.

Do not summarize or skip lines, I want a deep dive into everything shown, including any errors or unusual behavior. Wait for me to paste the output before analyzing.

3. Explaining confusing AI terms for beginners

AFter taking a beginner course on AI the terms where hella confusing and intertwining with each other; Deep learning, Machine learning, LLMs bla bla bla. (I know I am not the only that find those terms confusing, I cant be dumb like that🤣). Even after going through the course content, it was still a little bit fuzzy. Sooo, I also engineered another prompt that really solved it for me

You are an AI educator teaching beginners who are struggling to understand key concepts in Artificial Intelligence. Your task is to:

1. Explain the following concepts starting from the broadest to the most specific:
   • Artificial Intelligence (AI)
   • Machine Learning (ML)
   • Deep Learning
   • Neural Networks
   • Parameters
   • Models
   • Language Models
   • Transformers
   • Foundation Models
   • Natural Language Processing (NLP)
   • Any other relevant subfields or AI concepts
2. Describe in details the relationships between related concepts (e.g., how Deep Learning is a subset of Machine Learning, etc.)
3. Clarify the differences between these concepts, especially where confusion is common. (don't use table format).
4. Include links to beginner-friendly YouTube videos for each major concept to aid understanding.
5. Use clear, simplified language without stripping all of the technicality of the concepts
6. Provide short analogies
7. Provide an ASCII AI Family tree illustration to help visualize the relationships.